Secure Allied Defense Sales Authorization Act

This Act authorizes the President, through the Departments of State and Defense, to approve expedited sales of defense articles and services to designated allies (NATO members, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Taiwan) under the Arms Export Control Act, prioritizing interoperability and rapid delivery for common defense needs. Sales are capped at $10 billion annually, with total authorizations not exceeding $50 billion over five years. Each sale requires certification to Congress that it advances U.S. national security, does not undermine domestic military readiness, and includes end-use monitoring to prevent diversion. The Secretaries of State and Defense must submit quarterly reports to Congress detailing sales, recipients, costs, and strategic benefits. No sale proceeds without 30-day congressional review unless certified as urgent for imminent threats. Allies must agree to U.S. terms on technology transfer limits and human rights compliance. Violations trigger sales suspensions.